FirePay or NeTeller? Which is better, safer, etc?

[djg40]

I am just now trying to fund an online account, and I have heard mixed reviews about these two web sites. Which, in your experience, has been better or more reliable? Which one should I use, if I plan on playing at PokerStars?

Thank you for your help.

[Dead]

I've only used Neteller, but I've never had a problem with it. There are fast cashouts to it, and EFT transfers are free.

I recommend it.

I play on Stars as well, and have fast cashouts there.

[csuf_gambler]

they really need a sticky for this topic.


firepay > neteller

[Thythe]

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they really need a sticky for this topic.


firepay > neteller

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you're right about the sticky, but neteller is better than firepay.

[astroglide]

wrong as usual csuf

[jon593]

neteller is better as you can deposit and cashout from all sites with it. some sites dont accept firepay or i fthey do they will only let you deposit with it and not cashout (party). having used both i have never had a problem with either but since using neteller i would highly recommend it over firepay

[kdog]

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firepay > neteller

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Do you work for firepay or something? Because I'll bet somewhere around 50 of your 998 posts consist of this one line. Never any reasoning, just this one line.

And Astro is right, you are wrong as usual.

[Ass Master]

I use both and haven't had a significant problem yet with either. Neteller is better if you can wait a couple of days for deposits into your account to be processed - in that case depositing is free. Otherwise if you want an instantaneous deposit, FirePay currently charges a small fat flee of about $4.

[TimM]

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I use both and haven't had a significant problem yet with either. Neteller is better if you can wait a couple of days for deposits into your account to be processed - in that case depositing is free. Otherwise if you want an instantaneous deposit, FirePay currently charges a small fat flee of about $4.

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Same here. Having both allows you to choose whichever has the smaller fee for what you are trying to do, which basically means using Firepay only when I want the money in fast.

[Jim Easton]

The last time I cashed out from a site to FirePay, FirePay charged $10 to transfer to my bank account. I have avoided FirePay since then, so I don't know whether they still charge. I've been using Neteller for 3 years with no problems.